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  1. #1
    Gazz
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    i've read that sending mms's to the uk from abroad is the cheapest way to
    stay in contact with home.

    normal sms's are charged at about 40p, only 120 odd charecters,

    mms's are charged at 20p can include photo's and upto 3000 charecters,

    So that's what i'll do to contact home, the phone i would talk to dosent
    accept mms's, but i can send them to an e-mail addy... i gather that's the
    same price? was charged 20p to send one to an e-mail addy whilst in the
    uk... on T-mobile payg.

    Now contact from home.

    if they call i'll get charged, know all about that, tried to avoid it last
    year with a global sim, 60% of the time it would ring their end, but not
    mine, had to contact me on other phone that was on a normal uk sim so i
    could manual change networks a few times to get them to rin me.

    Anyway, a text message from the uk to a uk phone aborad, what's that cost me
    to pick up?? any more to the sender etc.

    Same for mms's, well actually as the phone cant recieve mms's it cant send
    them, but when a mms goes to an e-mail addy, there's a reply option for 7
    days,

    i noted my phone connects via gprs to get the body of the message, and
    seemed to take a while doing so for a 3 word reply when i tried.

    Any ideas what T-mobile charge me to collect an e-mail replied mms when i'm
    abroad?





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  2. #2
    Jon
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    Re: mms's abroad

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    > normal sms's are charged at about 40p, only 120 odd charecters,


    That depends on your network, it's not true for everyone. And SMS is 160
    characters.

    > mms's are charged at 20p can include photo's and upto 3000 charecters,


    Again, network dependant. You may also find that you are unable to use
    MMS abroad as not all networks support this facility. CHeck before you
    go.

    > So that's what i'll do to contact home, the phone i would talk to dosent
    > accept mms's, but i can send them to an e-mail addy... i gather that's the
    > same price? was charged 20p to send one to an e-mail addy whilst in the
    > uk... on T-mobile payg.


    It is the same cost.

    > Anyway, a text message from the uk to a uk phone aborad, what's that cost me
    > to pick up?? any more to the sender etc.


    No. It's free to receive and no extra cost to the sender as they are
    SMSing a UK number.

    > Any ideas what T-mobile charge me to collect an e-mail replied mms when i'm
    > abroad?


    Can you reply to an email MMS? MMS is free to receive.
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    Regards
    Jon



  3. #3
    Gazz
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    Re: mms's abroad


    "Jon" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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    > [email protected] declared for all the world to hear...


    >> Any ideas what T-mobile charge me to collect an e-mail replied mms when
    >> i'm
    >> abroad?

    >
    > Can you reply to an email MMS? MMS is free to receive.


    yup, tired it the other day, you only get 7 days to reply to it from the
    computer, and when it comes in on the phone, the header is downloaded first,
    then the body, which worried me as it took ages on the gprs connection to
    get the body, and it was only 3 words,





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